Whadjuk Dreaming - My Country | Julianne Wade
HOW IT WORKS?
STEP 1 - Select your design/s from the Print Catalogue below. If none of these designs are suitable, visit our Pattern Library. Alternatively, contact us to discuss your custom design requirements.
STEP 2 - Select which substrate you would like us to print the design/s onto:
- Fabrics
- Wallcoverings and Glazing Solutions
- Solid Finishes and Acoustic Solutions
- Rugs and Carpets
- Ready Made Cushions
STEP 3 - Do you need to customise the colour/s within your selected designs? If yes, review our colour palette and then contact your sales rep to discuss your requirements. Should you require specific colours that are not available on the standard colour palette, we can work with you to create your unique colour requirements. If you need to customise the scale of the design, or the pattern itself, please contact us to discuss this.
STEP 4 - Do you need a sample? If yes, contact your sales rep or info@emilyziz.com with your requests.
Please note that all images of our print collections are digital renders and are provided for design concepts and layout references only. They should not be relied on as an accurate representation of print resolution, colour or scale. The images supplied may also only be a subsection of the overall design. Clients should always work with us directly to obtain a printed sample and/ or discuss design, scale and colour requirements.
Important note: All "concept" images presented on the website are intended to supply some guidance and inspiration as to how the standard designs can be adjusted and customised in both scale and colour. When requesting a sample or placing an order, everything will be supplied at the standard scale, unless otherwise requested. Please contact us to discuss non standard requests, so that we can assist you accordingly.
This collection has been designed based on the original artworks of Indigenous Artist Julianne Wade.
Julianne Wade is a Whadjuk Nyungar artist born in Perth, Western Australia, and raised in Ngaruawahia New Zealand from Tainui decent. Julianne likes to learn from her elders, the traditional ways in which they would create art to tell stories, and add her own twists to retell her own stories for future generations to come.
Due to the original format of these artworks, we will work with you on a project by project basis to determine the most suitable layout and scale for the prints, and if required we can also customise the colours of the patterns. Emily Ziz has been granted full permission by Julianne Wade and her agents to manage this process.
